The Unofficial Guide to Life
Within us, there’s a burning hunger to travel far and wide. It can’t be silenced. Even when we’re scared, lack courage, or feel uncertain, it propels our feet to carry us up mountains, through cities, across deserts. While we cherish home, we understand that the world is so much bigger than what we know and we’re determined to see as much of it as possible. We hope these stories inspire you to go out there and see it for yourself. What are you waiting for?
There is something very heartbreaking about looking at a foreign landscape through a dirty bus window and hearing Carole King ask “doesn’t anybody stay in one place anymore?” Anybody is me. I am the anybody who doesn’t stay in one place.
Continue reading ““Doesn’t anybody stay in one place anymore?””
As an Englishman, there are a number of well-known institutions that I naturally hold dear. First and foremost, I should mention the country’s national sport. There’s nothing quite as exhilarating as settling in to watch every blissful second of a five day long game of cricket (only ever worth interrupting to make yourself a fresh cup of Yorkshire tea.)
Continue reading “For the Love of Pubs”
November 12, 2014
I haven’t really been home lately. Monday night I was at Karina’s, tonight I am at Omi’s, and tomorrow I am at Karina’s again. It feels a little strange not being home, but not as strange as I thought it would be. It makes me a little sad because I thought I would miss it more. Continue reading “The Little Voice”
July 8, 2015
It’s hard to predict when tears will suddenly spring into your eyes when something jolts your memory of someone or something special. Continue reading “Finding Feathers”
